Bistrotheque Tea Towels

Legendary Hackney restaurant Bistrotheque turns 5 years old this year, the venue is often used for fashion launches and parties and has long been the stomping ground for the likes of Agyness Deyn, Giles Deacon, Richard Mortimer and the likes.

To celebrate their 5th anniversary, Bistrotheque have had 5 tea towel designs created by the likes of House of Holland, Giles, artist Will Broome and illustrator and textile designer Rory Crichton (pictured).

These come in packs of five and cost £30 including a canvas bag

Temperley online store launches

At the brand new site,you can get your hands on the Temperley pre-fall 09. The first hundred purchasers also receive a limited edition tote bag in Temperley London's leopard print.

On the site you can find styling tips and interviews with Alice about her favourite things to see and do alongside exclusive product offerings.


They also have footage from behind the scenes, which I always finding fascinating (being quite a fashion geek and all)

The roof terrace at Boundary, Shoreditch

I'm popping there in a bit and they do a mean cocktail, hmm hmmm

Oh Karl...you little tinker!

New Chanel ad, oh how true! I went to step aerobics this morning, next step, shoving this on the fridge

Gross or amazing?

My bf says gross but I say amazing:

New in at Topshop - to be fair they do look a bit cheap



The Topshop cage skirt - Susie Bubble's campaign for the cage skirt has spread as far as Toppers, brilliant! I wouldn't wear it though.


Pixie Market - bleach jersey drop crotch pants


Gold by Giles studded bag...this will be mine!

eBay purchase of love

You may remember that I have a slightly weird obsession with Moschino...well, on Sunday night it came to a head and I bought this Moschino vest from eBay.

I LITERALLY cannot wait to get it in the post, it's coming from Australia so I have a long old wait yet. Next stop? Black toe less shoes like this lady is wearing, now, will I look as amazing as her in it? Doubtful, I'll give it a go thought.

It's business time...

Since Jane Shepherdson left Topshop and took the helm at Whistles the shop has completely turned around, now stocking fashion forward clothes for the distinguished female. According to traditional status on the High Street, Whistles caters for the 30+ woman, however, I have become a bit obsessed with their rock and roll shift dress above.

What do you think? Can someone who is 25 rock something that is apparently for those a lttle older? I reckon...